You can use ssh certs like you do with normal server. We can install ssl certs with apache proxy and usually in production env. we do the SSL termination at the apache proxy and connection between apache proxy and other dockers (which are running micro services will be non-encrypted) and the access to the ports for other dockers will be restricted to localhost or 127.0.0.1.
Nice, it finally works. Thank You!
This is what I was looking for ❤❤
Awesome, thanks for the detailed explanation! :D
Thank you so much for the support :D
super!!! thanks!
Would like to have a haproxy version of this tutorial?
@@SnatchDreams of course! it will be very helpful!
I will start working on making those tutorials soon
Really Awesome, is there a way to secure the containers with ssl ?
You can use ssh certs like you do with normal server.
We can install ssl certs with apache proxy and
usually in production env. we do the SSL termination at the apache proxy and connection between apache proxy and other dockers (which are running micro services will be non-encrypted) and the access to the ports for other dockers will be restricted to localhost or 127.0.0.1.
@@SnatchDreams is there any chance you could do a video on this?
Wo wo 🔥
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is there a big difference by using httpd docker's image ?
You can use any docker image you want, the concept of using proxy to split things between dockers remains the same.
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I want to do this with Python virtual environment, it the same process possible?
Like you want to deploy ur components of ur website in python virtual environment? Please tell ur whole requirements so I could help u more about it 😇